[Wolfdaddy]

yep

 

[Mark71]

Yep perfectly normal. Mine does it and I don't mind. There was a thread a few weeks ago and a few other P30 owners all said the slide closed on them when inserting a mag as well.

BTW nice P30 porn

 

[G36gunner]

Yep, looks like we're back to the "auto slide" again. This was by design in the original USP too, but too many people complained about it, and the slide catch knotch angle was changed so the slide would stop going home upon a jolt of force such as seating magazine. If there's enough complaint, I'd imagine this will change too.

 

[KILO1-1]

I love that feature.i hope the HK45 does the same thing.

 

[softmentor]

Cool! I like it. the hk4 is that way, you don't even have to slam it, it's just the normal insertion. Are you saying it does it on any complete insertion or only if you bang it in a little? I think the target guys would like it if it always closed on insertion, since it saves having to drop the slide if you get all the way out to the last round before reload.
Now that I'm thinking about it, I wonder if you could make that modification on a target race gun?
I like it.
not that I could have one in CA, but you can always hope someday.

 

[rrent]

Great -- I figured it was by design ---- I can easily insert the mag without the slide closing, but, when shooting, I usually use the palm of left (I'm right handed) hand to seat the mag and this is enough "force" to close the slide ---it is cool, cause once you slam in a new mag you are ready to shoot........

thanks

 

[GARY1911A1]

I have pistols that do the same thing. In competition shooting it can come in handy at times.

 

[Javic]

My Mk23 and G26 both do this as well.

 

[H&K 4 LIFE]

Mostly all of my guns do it, but not reliably enough that I would count on it happening. Personally I just use the slide release.

 

[sfguard]

I like the feature myself